The trotaconventos
Origin Latin of the famous character in Archpriest of Hita
Abstract
Spanish literature has been generous in creating archetypal characters, so rooted in the Iberian mentality, so richly constructed and so splendidly modelled, that when they come to life, by the magical breath of those who created them, they take on the value of eternity, reflecting an echo that still persists in the manner of the Spanish people. Don Quixote and Sancho live in Spain today with their physical profile and their big hearts. And they also encourage in the Peninsula the Don Juan, that Tirso de Molina traced and repeated in the romantic way "orrilla" and "picara" Trotaconventos, masterly recreated by Rojas, in his immortal Celestina.Downloads
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Published
1943-12-31
Pages
408-414
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Studies
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Este obra está bajo una licencia de Creative Commons Reconocimiento 4.0 Internacional
How to Cite
The trotaconventos: Origin Latin of the famous character in Archpriest of Hita. (1943). Letras, 9(26), 408-414. https://doi.org/10.30920/letras.9.26.6











